Minnesota Ankle & Foot Blog

You’ve probably heard of the condition known as a bunion, but is also has a sister condition called a bunionette. So what is a bunionette, and how is it treated? We answer those questions and more into today’s blog. Understanding Bunionettes A bunionette is a small bony deformity on the base of your little toe. […]

If you notice a small bump on the back part of your heel, odds are you’re dealing with what’s commonly referred to as a “pump bump.” The name comes from the pump-style heels that often contribute to the onset of the condition, but heels aren’t the only type of shoes that lead to pump bumps. […]

Are you experiencing pain in the second toe on your foot? If you didn’t drop something on your foot or have it stepped on, what could be causing this pain? Below, we take a closer look at the most common reason people experience pain in their second toe that’s not caused by a direct blow, […]

Casts are great at protecting our feet and helping them heal after an injury, but they can provide a hindrance to our mobility. That being said, there are some things you can do to improve your mobility if you’re stuck in a cast for a few weeks or months. Today, we share some tips for […]

If you have noticed the formation of a wart on your foot, you’re not alone. Millions of people across the US have plantar warts on their feet. Some of these warts are non-symptomatic and don’t cause any issues, while others may be uncomfortable or downright painful. Why do plantar warts grow, and how are they […]

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Dr. Lance Silverman is a board certified orthopaedic surgeon, with specialty training in the management of conditions of the ankle and foot. Treating Minnesotans with Ankle & Foot problems since 2004. Read More…

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The information contained on this site is intended to provide only general education about foot & ankle surgery and conditions. It should NOT be regarded as diagnostic, treatment or any other type of specific medical advice to anyone. Individuals should always consult a licensed and qualified health care provider for evaluation, diagnosis and treatment recommendations regarding their specific medical problems.